SM mechanic
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- Joined
- Sep 12, 2017
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- Office Version
- 2007
- Platform
- Windows
I have a workbook I use to track production with my techs. It has a sheet for each week. At the beginning of the workbook there is a sheet labeled First, and one at the end labeled last. I use the formula =IFERROR(AVERAGE(FIRST:LAST!A1)""), as an example, on a sheet labeled averages. Each week I add a sheet between First, and Last and input their actual production. The formulas are on the AVERAGES sheet. I track their average daily production, as well as average weekly production, and total production. A1 changes in the formula based on what cells I am looking to get an average for. But otherwise that is the formula I use on most of that sheet. Where it goes wrong is when it calculates an average weekly production. I realized the averages aren't right when they take a weeks vacation. I have tried adding <> or <>0 to my equation and neither changes the result.
I also tried taking the the average from the calculated averages on the "Averages" sheet. But averaging the averages for each day, doesn't give a true average weekly number.
I hope this makes sense, I realize it is kind of convoluted.
I also tried taking the the average from the calculated averages on the "Averages" sheet. But averaging the averages for each day, doesn't give a true average weekly number.
I hope this makes sense, I realize it is kind of convoluted.